HUGE Set of White Hat SEO Tools: Enough to Choke a Whole Chicken

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marsmadness

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(GET) LARGEST Set of FREE & PAID SEO Tools: Enough to Choke a Whole Chicken
Anyone with a website or blog needs this list!


:(But please do not choke any chickens with these tools.:(
That would be messy.
And cruelty to animals.

GET this list absolutely FREE OF CHARGE


:)This is a Google Doc Spreadsheet that will require a Google Drive to utilize properly.

So much Google Crap. Get 5GB Free Here.
Code:
[URL="http://drive.google.com"]http://drive.google.com [/URL]




When you get to the document, first things first:


This copy is property of Annie Cushing - a SEO Expert
:)Go to "File" ---> "Make a Copy," and make a copy for your own uses.
That way you're not simply in the owner's G Drive when going through this massive list.



:)The lists of SEO Tools include tools for: Domains, SEO Analysis, Links, Competitive Analysis, Tracking, Social Media, Spam/Hacking Prevention and Awareness, Data Visualization, Infographic Submission, Data Sources and an incredible set of Developer Tools.

:)Just remember to make your own copy of the Spreadsheet with the "Make a Copy" command.



:)SEO Tool Explosion!
:)Most of the tools are free rather than paid

link:

Code:
http://bit.ly/tools-galore
 
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You're welcome... Mr. One Person interested in white hat methodology... Well, maybe grey hat is more honest, as Google says it doesn't like any attempt to rig the system, but I feel that's a load of crap. If its worth learning a base level of SEO, then it's worth understanding as much as possible.
 
Interesting list, only seen/used a few of the tools but then again I haven't been doing this very long.
Any personal experience with the specific tools?
 
I couldn't get anything to copy or download other than the "Read Me" page.

Edit: Noob mistake. The document downloads with the "Read Me" page defaulted to "not maximized" and because of this you (at least I) couldn't see the individual page tabs. Leaving this embarrassment here in case someone else has the same problem.
 
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So in the future if putting up another Google Doc in a thread like this, what should I do differently so it's not confusing to people that found it...confusing? Oooh, you got banned so I'm basically talking to myself now...

(shrug)

And you're all welcome. I meant to stop by and say that sooner, but I just had kind of a "fire and forget it" kind of attitude toward it. lol It does have some real gems. I personally couldn't live without all the Firefox Browser extensions and my membership to SEOmoz.

Though... are any of you members of ahrefs.com? Their index seems to be more thorough and faster than SEOmoz (OpensiteExplorer) and maybe even more thorough than a lot of the Search Engines themselves. :)

MARS
 
Great set of tools. I have many of these resources but it is great to have them in one place.
 
My pleasure! Ad it's thanks to SEOmoz and their teachers. I just used the Free month and studied the forums and found that and combined it with one similar but with dev tools to make one awesome GIANT resource. :)
 
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